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Domino phased out when IBM OS/2 phased out. The old greybeards who did OS/2 and Domino died or retired—the same with COBOL and mainframes. OS/2 is still made,

Domino phased out when IBM OS/2 phased out. The old greybeards who did OS/2 and Domino died or retired—the same with COBOL and mainframes. OS/2 is still made, you can find out more about it here: https://www.arcanoae.com/about/ https://www.arcanoae.com/about/ IBM's latest updates on Domino: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/dsm?topic=lotus-domino https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/dsm?topic=lotus-domino It looks like Domino is still supported. I wrote apps in the 1990s using ASP and VBScript and Javascript and ActiveX. We didn't use Domino.

nradov 2y ago
You seem to be confused. Domino had little to do with OS/2. OS/2 was once one of the supported platforms for Domino (along with several others), but IBM continued active Domino development for many years after they gave up on OS/2. The "old greybeards" who built Domino came from Iris Associates which was completely separate from the team that built OS/2.
wmf 2y ago
Domino lived around 20 years longer than OS/2.